Google’s AI Support Assistant Chatbot Added To Some Of Its Help Pages
In the past year, tech behemoth Google has integrated generative AI into many of its products. The most recent implementation is an “AI support assistant”, which is now active on select Google Help pages. When you visit these support pages for certain Google products, a dialog box appears in the bottom-right corner, inviting you to chat with the new AI support assistant for answers and assistance with account issues.
Itel Launches First Open-Ear Headset Roar 75
Consumer electronics brand Itel has forayed into a new category and introduced the Itel Roar 75 open-ear headset. Featuring a lightweight design with a titanium metal skeleton, it promises stability during activities such as exercise and durability. The headphones feature a 75mAh battery supporting USB Type-C charging, claiming up to 13 hours of music playback on a single charge. Equipped with a 14.2-mm bass boost driver and Environmental Noise Cancellation (ENC) support, the headset ensures clear audio calls. Available in a lone blue color variant, the Itel Roar 75 open-ear headphones are priced at Rs 1,099.
Samsung’s Medications Tracking Feature Launched
Samsung has introduced a Medications tracking feature in its Health app, which claims to enhance users’ ability to manage their health effectively. This new functionality, initially released through app updates this week in the US, enables users to conveniently monitor both prescription and over-the-counter medications. Additionally, the feature provides crucial information and tips related to these medications.
Telecom Bill 2023 Passed, To Allot Satellite Internet Airwaves Without Auction
The Rajya Sabha on Thursday passed the Telecommunications Bill 2023 through a voice vote, following its passage in the Lok Sabha a day before. This legislation enables spectrum allocation for satellite-based Internet services without the requirement of participating in auctions, benefiting companies like Airtel-backed OneWeb, Elon Musk-owned Starlink and Amazon’s Kuiper in the country.
Apple’s Appeal To Halt Watch Ban Rejected
The US International Trade Commission (ITC) has rejected Apple’s request to postpone the upcoming ban on its Watches. This means that the Apple Watch Series 9 and the Apple Watch Ultra 2, both launched this year, will no longer be sold on the online store starting December 21, with availability at physical retail stores being limited only until December 24. The import ban is set to be enforced on December 26. This comes amid the tech giant’s attempts to avoid the ban, including pushing software changes, according to news agency Bloomberg.
